After a period of creative drought and rumored health issues, Muddy Waters returned with "Hard Again," a fiery comeback album produced by Johnny Winter. This record strips away the gloss of his previous work, delivering raw, powerful blues that recaptured the energy of his early career.
- The album was produced by blues-rock guitarist Johnny Winter, who also played on the record.
- "Hard Again" was the first album Waters recorded for Epic Records and marked a significant commercial comeback for the artist.
- The album won the Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Recording in 1978.
Muddy Waters was a Chicago blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter, considered one of the most influential artists in the history of blues music. "Hard Again" was released late in his career, a comeback album produced by Johnny Winter after a period of ill health and decreased output.
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